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From Superior National Forest - June 19, 2024

Flash flooding and severe thunderstorms have caused damage across the Superior National Forest (SNF) during the June 18, 2024 storm. SNF Staff in all five District Ranger stations are currently assessing the extent of the damage across the 3 million-acre forest, specifically at BWCAW entry points, campgrounds, roads, and trailheads - updates will be provided as we verify and make assessments of the damage.  

Related: Heavy rain and high wind bring flooding and other damages along North Shore, Iron Range

All SNF Visitors with reservations over the next few days for BWCAW Point of Entry or campgrounds severely affected by storm damage will be contacted directly.  

Please check the SNF Social Media accounts for updates over the next several days, if a visitor has reservation questions, please call the local District Ranger office. The SNF Staff reminds all visitors to adhere to local weather warnings and please travel safely.